Sentence examples for quality caught from inspiring English sources

"Quality caught our eye" in Russia, said Sergei Kravchenko, Boeing country executive for Russia and countries of the former Soviet Union.

These critics say such devices not only put lives at risk, but also steal attention from passengers hoping for some quality catch-up time.

"Disruptive innovations don't catch on with mainstream customers until quality catches up to their standards," he says in the recent HBR article.

It was this quality that caught the attention of the Broadway choreographer Susan Stroman last spring when she was casting "Blossom Got Kissed," her contribution to City Ballet's 50th-anniversary season and the last of three ballets collectively titled "Duke!" (because all were set to Duke Ellington's music).

Combinations of incongruous qualities are caught in surprising pairings of words, a favourite Hollinghurst device.

Despite midfield qualities that caught even more eyes at world youth tournaments than did Müller's, Kroos was lent out to broaden his experience.

Here are a few of the women leaders whose leadership qualities have caught fire recently.

Even some of his supporters have worried whether this chameleon quality would catch up with him.

Detroit has vowed to change before, slimming down when sales slumped or pouring resources into vehicle quality to catch up to foreign competitors.

The first iPod was an incredible benefit because suddenly your entire music library fitted in your pocket, but it took time for audio quality to catch up.

Manual inspection in optic cable quality cannot catch up with the development of optic cable industry due to its low detection efficiency and huge human cost.